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The way software gets built is changing shape. For the last few years, AI helped you write code faster. Now a new category is emerging: Software Factories. Systems where AI agents don't just assist a developer, they run the full pipeline: spec, build, test, review, ship, & iterate, often with multiple agents working in parallel like stations on an assembly line.
It's one of the hottest threads in AI right now, & for good reason:
Coding agents got good enough, fast. Once agents could reliably plan, write, run, & debug code, the obvious next question became: why stop at one agent helping one person? The industry is now racing to figure out how to orchestrate fleets of agents against real codebases, with the guardrails, evals, & human checkpoints that make it trustworthy.
Come see it in action. We've got a lineup of builders demoing real software factories live: the agents, the pipelines, the interfaces that make it usable, & the hard-won lessons from putting this in front of real users. Expect sharp demos, honest war stories, & plenty of room to talk shop with the people building this space.
Agenda
Speaker demos: Lineup TBA (30 mins)
Community demos: 5 mins each. No pitches. (30 mins)
Smoothies, boba, & networking (30 mins)
Community demos open! DM your best demo to /sofiiiiiasz to get selected
Hosted by CopilotKit, the agentic frontend stack. Big thanks to Corgi for the space.
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